(2012-11-04, 16:55)Vaevictus2 Wrote: yes, in the depends directory I successfully complete make, then after I do make -C xbmc
I think my armhf rootfs is missing python-libs because the python libs are definitely there in the ubuntu (already done sudo apt-get install python-dev)

I have successfully compiled a package on lubuntu
I will compile a new with all the new update from empatzo

Thankd

armhf is the hard float variant of armel, providing a nice performance (~40% in most real world cases) boost when used in conjunction with a hardware hard float calculation processor, as found in the A10.

Following my previous message I have investigated for quite a long time to understand what was specific with the H264 videos which exhibit artifacts (especially white or pink color saturation for a little duration) and after parsing AVC headers, I have just found that the issues appear with AVC streams which have weighted P-frame prediction enabled...

This seems interesting, but even if they have support for VPU, I'm not sure they will make their source code available for using/changing for other devices. Has anyone yet made a successful build of XBMC for armhf? All the armel images I've tried had lack of drivers (bluetooth mouse, keyboard, remote), and the armhf image I've tried worked really well. The only downside was lack of XBMC build. I tried to build it myself, but got stuck on the same thing Vaevictus2 had problems with (Python library). Rellla's solution did not work for me tho.

Crosscompiled? I tried to compile it natively on my Mele clone (and it takes forever, btw). That's probably the problem here, or at least, I think it could be. Thanks for the info, I probably misunderstood you when you were talking about this. Would you be kind, and post .deb somewhere, just to try how it works on armhf? All I could try on this box for now is Android version, and it works, but lags a lot.

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